Sierra National Forest

Miracle Cyclist Smashes Southern California in 51 Hours

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Thursday, June 30, 2022
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"At UHSM, we affirm that caring for people and their overall health encompasses the body, mind and spirit.

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  • "At UHSM, we affirm that caring for people and their overall health encompasses the body, mind and spirit.
  • Lottering and his support team made their way through the first night crossing the Sierra and Sequoia National Forests.
  • He continued along the rugged peaks and mountain forests of the San Bernardino Mountain range and on to Lake Arrowhead, known as 'The Alps of Southern California.'
  • Grant has overcome incredible odds, refusing to give up, and continues to do what most believe to be impossible.

Black Forest® Gummies and Fruit Snacks Auctions off Art Painted by Trees

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Tuesday, June 21, 2022
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CHICAGO, June 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- In 2020, Black Forest committed to planting 1.5-million trees by 2022 in partnership with the National Forest Foundation, an effort underscoring its dedication to preserving America's forests for future generations. And today, in celebration of reaching that milestone, the brand behind numerous fan-favorite gummies and fruit snacks made with real fruit juice is auctioning off a new art collection painted by those trees with "A Brush with Nature" by Black Forest.

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  • In celebration of planting 1.5-million trees with the National Forest Foundation, Black Forest Gummies and Fruit Snacks, made with real fruit juice, unveils "A Brush with Nature" art collection
    CHICAGO, June 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- In 2020, Black Forest committed to planting 1.5-million trees by 2022 in partnership with the National Forest Foundation, an effort underscoring its dedication to preserving America's forests for future generations.
  • And today, in celebration of reaching that milestone, the brand behind numerous fan-favorite gummies and fruit snacks made with real fruit juice is auctioning off a new art collection painted by those trees with "A Brush with Nature" by Black Forest.
  • The "A Brush with Nature" by Black Forest Gummies and Fruit Snacks auction will be live until Tuesday, June 28 at 8:00 a.m. EST.
  • Black Forest is one of the few confectionary brands that offers both conventional and USDA-Certified organic gummies and fruit snacks.

Miracle Cyclist Brings Extreme Brand of Fundraising to California

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Monday, May 23, 2022
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They say adversity is merely a test which breeds success, and for South Africas most accomplished extreme-endurance cyclist, this has been a theme of Grants extreme brand of fundraising.

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  • They say adversity is merely a test which breeds success, and for South Africas most accomplished extreme-endurance cyclist, this has been a theme of Grants extreme brand of fundraising.
  • At UHSM, we affirm that caring for people and their overall health encompasses the body, mind and spirit.
  • We couldnt be more thrilled to watch him accomplish this amazing feat; he always makes the impossible possible!
  • He miraculously survived and resolved to make a difference with his second chance at life he believes God gave him.

Giving Back: Travelers Want to Help, Mammoth Lakes Is Making it Easy

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Thursday, May 12, 2022
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With some basic planning and communication, we feel strongly that our visitors are actually the solution, said John Urdi, Mammoth Lakes Tourisms Executive Director.

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  • With some basic planning and communication, we feel strongly that our visitors are actually the solution, said John Urdi, Mammoth Lakes Tourisms Executive Director.
  • Face Lift Project: On October 1 Mammoth Lakes Tourism will continue its Face Lift: an Act Local program started in 2020.
  • Defensible Space and Community Clean up: Grab a bag and help clean up the Town of Mammoth Lakes.
  • In partnership with Mammoth Disposal, Mammoth Lakes Chamber of Commerce, and Volunteer Eastern Sierra (VES) the first Defensible Space and Community Clean-Up event is scheduled on May 13 & 14.

Nespresso and American Forests Work Together to Restore Forests Across the United States

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Tuesday, November 30, 2021
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"We are proud to be supporting American Forests to protect and preserve the incredible forests that are essential to the health of our communities and for the planet."

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  • "We are proud to be supporting American Forests to protect and preserve the incredible forests that are essential to the health of our communities and for the planet."
  • "We at American Forests are thrilled to partner with Nespresso to reforest some of America's most critical landscapes with climate-smart techniques," said Jad Daley, President and Chief Executive Officer of American Forests.
  • Since our founding in 1875, American Forests has been the pathfinders for creating healthy forests from coast to coast.
  • American Forests envisions a world in which the significant environmental, societal, and economic benefits of forests are fully realized and equitably available to all people.

The Fossils To Falls Road Trip Is An Eight-stop Itinerary Highlighting Madera County's Best Attractions

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Friday, April 23, 2021
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b'"Our visitors have a blast collecting animal trading cards from the most popular attractions along with the Fossils to Falls Road Trip," explains Visit Yosemite | Madera County CEO Rhonda Salisbury.

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  • b'"Our visitors have a blast collecting animal trading cards from the most popular attractions along with the Fossils to Falls Road Trip," explains Visit Yosemite | Madera County CEO Rhonda Salisbury.
  • "This year, there are eight cards to collect, and that includes a brand new character, Art E. Fox to represent our vibrant art scene.
  • "\nOne such location is the Fossil Discovery Center of Madera County .
  • We invite visitors to take a journey from the Fossil Discovery Center to the Madera Wine Trail and onward into the High Sierra.